Worcester County Hotels with Gym

Good stay . The building was under construction so it threw me off a Iittle bit but nice and clean room

A very clean and comfortable Hampton Inn in Western Mass! Front desk was kind and efficient. Easy to get in and out. Great location near town of Sturbridge and Treehouse Brewery. I will definitely stay again when in the area! Also just a minute from Avellino Italian, a great restaurant for dinner!

I've stayed at many Fairfield Inns around the US over the last 10 years or so, and this one was the least impressive. I responded to a customer survey after my stay and received no reply, so I guess I'll let other potential travelers know the issues we encountered in this forum. First, there was no one at the front desk from about 7pm to 7am. There was a sign on the desk saying this was due to Covid., though how this could be true when there is someone manning the desk during the busiest parts of the day I don't know. Seems more like a cost saving measure to me. And despite signs everywhere saying masks were mandatory, most other guests we came across at all different times during our 9 day stay, were not wearing them. We felt like the hotel was not policing this at all. A bigger issue is that they call themselves a non-smoking hotel, yet it clearly is not. We could tell that our room had been smoked in previously, though it was not a severe odor or we would have left. What the hotel did totally reek of was pot, pretty much every night we were there, the dank aroma of ganja filled our hallway. Like, you could have gotten high off it if you stayed in the hallway and just breathed! Obviously hotel staff never makes a pass through the place or this would have been noticed. The room itself was clean, and beds were some of the most comfortable we've slept in lately. A/C worked perfectly, with thermostat turning it on and off as appropriate. It was impossible to make the room really dark for sleeping, with a large gap under the door letting light in from the hall, and numerous LED's in the room. Room had a small fridge and a microwave. Room was quite quiet at night, probably largely due to occupancy being way down due to Covid. Pool, which we were told when reserving was open, was not, again supposedly due to Covid. The only significant room issue was the bathroom. It had a separate sink area, which normally would be nice, but this one was so tiny we really felt cramped using it. The bathtub/shower appeared to be recently retiled in a very mod, textured white tile, but the fixtures were total crap. You could actually pull the tub spout away from the tiling when lifting the water diverter. Water pressure was OK, and no shortage of hot water. We have previously stayed at the BW right next door to this place, and will say we found this place was definitely better, but barely. Hotel is about two blocks from an I-495 exit. There is a grocery store about a mile away, and a big convenience store and three gas stations just a couple blocks away.

Lovely and clean new hotel, great breakfast, my kids loved the pool. The bathroom was my favorite, great shower and there were actually towel bars and hooks (which is almost non-existent in hotels these days). The lady on staff (I'm sorry I didn't get her name) was incredibly helpful and welcoming. My only quibble is there is only one elevator which is pretty slow.

Carpets and bedding musty and lumpy, broken lamps, worn furniture -- everything in the room seemed 30 years old and unloved. Tiny cramped bathroom, with minitub, soap and shampoo in refillable pump bottles mounted on shower wall as at a gym, that pull off and fall into tub when you try to use them (and hardly seems sanitary that every guest has their hands all over them). Below freezing cold outside but a/c was blasting frigid air, controls and on/off switch on a/c-heating unit not functioning, wall temperature control box not operable by guest. The room seemed like housekeeping had not been in it since several months before in summer -- how else would nobody have noticed the a/c blasting frigid air before February? Ended up trying to block the icy blast from the a/c blower by covering vent with towels, bedspread, but not successful. Jacuzzi spa was completely drained and bone dry -- with strips of moldy duct tape stretch across it like a giant asterisk -- that duct tape looked pretty old and discolored, as if placed there a long time before: ”Oh, we're waiting for a part,” says the desk. Right. Pool looked fine but was closed: ”Oh we're down for maintenance.” ”Oh we're waiting for the inspector.” When paid-in-advance customer opines they chose the hotel for pool and jacuzzi, is told by desk, ”We'll refund one night from your bill.” A total lie. Despicable: charging for facilities and services they've no intention of providing, lying to customer re refund just to stop them from demanding what they paid for. This place effectively has no pool and no jacuzzi, and negligent maintenance altogether. Oh and the ”breakfast available” will set you back about $20 per person with tax. They display bottles of water prominently in the room, but fine print on the label warns they are only ”free” if you first pay a hefty rewards program membership fee. $50 per night ”incidentals fee” swiped from your credit card on check-in, I guess in case you drink of the forbidden water. I cannot comprehend the level of pettiness in the corporate boardroom when policies creating this nickel-and-dimey guest-hostile operation were decided. It is beyond cheap, it is beyond a clip joint: it is fraud. Was in town for events, so no time or energy for the distraction of acting as unpaid consultant to this absolute disaster of a company -- incompetence plus bad attitude all around -- the antithesis of hospitality. Must to avoid.

The hotel is in a quiet area, and is the closest of the chain hotels to the University of Massachusetts T.H. Chan Medical School. The hotel is relatively new and the staff is excellent. But be aware, the Residence Inn Worcester houses both homeless parents with their children, and refugees. This puts quite a burden on the cleaning and the breakfast staffs. Rooms are cleaned only upon request and guests must take out their own trash. The business center's lone computer is occupied most of the day. Of course, the State of Massachusetts doesn't pay anything close to rack rate for these guests, so others effectively subsidize the less fortunate. Just consider it good karma.

Our family stayed at SpringHill Suites North Devens Corner two weeks ago. Although we were in town for an athletic event at Progin Park we were NOT part of the Mass Soccer Association group staying at the hotel. I have no issues with this physical property-it is fairly new and well maintained. Outside of the hotel was clean and well kept. There were luggage trolleys available and working elevators to the three floors. The first floor included a medium size heated pool area and separate workout/fitness room. All equipment was in working order and the pool area was clean when we arrived. We also used the laundry facilities while we were there. All machines were working and only $1 a load. The laundry area did have a lot of debris and trash on the floor though. We arrived a little early and after a mix up with our room, we settled in. We were notified upon arrival that the hotel was overbooked. Which was a huge disappointment to be moved from our pre-booked room. We are rewards members and book using the app for this very reason, so we will never be bumped from a room-but we were. That issue was cleared up with the help of front desk staff. I found all the staff to be friendly and accommodating. There is an outdoor seating area and an indoor lobby seating area where the breakfast is held. The free complimentary breakfast was good with a variety of cold items, two types of fresh fruit and three hot items (breakfast sandwich, sausages and pre-cooked omelet bites). This area was clean and the staff was VERY attentive and kind. Pool met our needs and was heated and clean-no hot tub. The room we had was a suite and had two full size beds and an older style pull out couch. The room was clean, bathroom was a split and was clean. Beds were comfortable and clean. There was only one TV for the space. Kitchen area had a sink, microwave and mini fridge. All were clean with a small coffee maker. After checking in and getting settled we used the pool and went to our event and dinner. When we returned we saw a very different hotel. The hotel was in fact sold out and the lobby area was FILLED with parents from the Youth Soccer Organization event. They had taken over the lobby and breakfast area and were occupying every table. There were also excessive amounts of alcohol and drinking. In coolers, open containers, in bags on the floor, set up on the tables-pretty much everywhere. It was very apparent that these 50 or so people were intoxicated. Where are all their children you ask? Running wild in the hotel. We saw kids ranging from 3-15 trashing doors and hallways, spilling drinks on the floor and carpet, grinding food into rugs and on doors. While returning to our room I observed kids opening creamers in the free coffee area and pouring them on the floor and throwing them at doors. It was disgusting. I am appalled that a hotel would allow and encourage (by allowing them to occupy and drink in this public space) such behavior. I have stayed at Marriotts aroun

The hotel room is large and the stay is very comfortable. It is very suitable for family travel to choose this brand hotel. The hotel's breakfast is also good. There is also a hotel parking fee that is free and very good.

Outdated and overpriced. No amenities to speak of, no microwave in your room, no housekeeping unless you request it, no access to the pool unless you go to the front desk to ask for permission and they have to let you in, no continental breakfast, BUT they do give you a cookie upon check-in. By far one of the worst hotel experiences I've encountered. Hotel was booked with multiple youth organizations that were totally out of control, running, screaming, kicking walls, f-bombs, scratching their names into the metal doors of the elevator, etc. when I called the front desk to complain they told me it was happening all over the hotel and there wasn't much they could do. Guests no associated with these organizations had no use of the pool since there were no less than 25 kids in the pool on both nights we were there. When I complained to the general manager the next day, the front desk responded that they would discount my room by half and that if I wanted to leave it would be okay. Since there are no other hotels in the immediate area and I was there for family medical reasons I had no choice but to stay. Disappointed that the general manager didn't have the courtesy of responding to us and that they allowed this to continue for two nights.

Clean and smells good!, ample parking space, there is a bar, conference center, friendly and courteous service and lastly there is a warm free cookie welcome gift! 😁 Place is also near restaurants with different cuisines. A great location for a stopover! Room and Bathroom is also elegant looking!